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LAIP REPORT.' COURT OF Klt4t::'s lIEN 11. 'Ttio7sp#lr. TUNA 9. ELIZAISETII WILLIAMS V. IN IS, TI , I)D. AND ILL.- CLAY, EXI , CUTOPoroji 13AV D I;ARCLAY7 The Plaintiff is a S'oung Lady, a trieud of the de; ceased,- whom he had proinisr.d niarriage. tie si4ned a certain dt...ed, wuich Wdi the inundation. bt .the proient whieh'be covenanted within twilvelnoinhs Iron) tile date of it, that if he did hot marry the 1,14 „Ind would p 11,1%1001. ait.ar!or • three year,.-until the soletunization,, according to - the rites of the Church' Of England ; and tunher„, that after thiee o.l•ll.tunTiage'did 7 , 0 t take place, he would allow to her an annuity of 1504. for life, if 'tits circunistatices- should .ad tic of tie rty mem of sec'. annuity. The pleas on the part of the•Defepfauts \,vere gdnanistravit ; and that the deceased, during his to 'tour,- was ready and to marry t:ie l'Untitts, but thSt be,.witoin -the rwtive ounitim, b. came incapable of fulfilling the inarriue contratl. There was H further plea, that the indenttire was not signed by D7wid Barclay... Mr. GARROW said, that On: was a case whirh would much interest the feelings of the Jury. The young Lady.tur whom he. had the honour 'to appear, wits a per,On of upright charaAer, and• ofjrare ac complishments. Mr. David Barclay had paid his addresses to leer, and, on account of some resiq ., anck; to tlie • union on the - part of-his friends, the rtiarria'3e was postponed. Gentleman' was about to visit his acqn,iinlance at sonic distance from the capital ( but he .could not consent to part from her unless the Lady would consent to some terms under which she would ag4e.to be married to Zuni 'within twelve . months, which connexion was, how - ever, on particular conditions, to be postponed for three years. No doubt could be entertained but. that Mr. Barclay, had he lived, would have fulfilled this , solemn engagement; hut,. unforunately, the Lady had now tai settle an account,, .not with the °bk.'? of her'affeaions, but with brothers and exe cutors, ‘vh, regatded Mtge the prciperty of the de- . ccaied um., the respect due to his attachment. It ould u ai.;y necessary that he (the Learned Coun 'should call, !he: attention of the Gentlemen of tile Jury, to t or 'three dates, and then, with the as,istonce of time evidence, be e should be safe in their verdirt.•' — flie deed was - dated on the 2uth Of Sep teroixr, ti,;o2, and the -annuity of 100 i. was to be Raid to the Lady, unless Mr. florid Barclay married her within twel‘e molutts'... The twelve inonths ex . . pired on time 22d or August, tBO3, time mouths being 'lunar h a , according to the cute of law, Unless' the r tit lary be expreSsed... , • 'l'he only excuse ixecutOrs could have, was, • • that he was in such a state ol'intirruiiy, ith regard to hi ,. hodily health, that it iva.imptihsible should perform the marri.ige• contract; and being thus dis abled, as the phrase was, by the ac of God; he would be excused. . . Toe eircurnStaneee het, -hrr.vitt . ver, precluded the applicability 'of - such a defence. The next date to which he should requ.:st the attention of Jury was the 7th of Sepiettib47, 1803, when, in. come.. quence of the fulfilment of military dtilie-i; at a. ;hie when he was in a state of perfect health, he took a slight cold, w tiich terminated in, a. sellout disease, ofv4hich he died. For 24 days he had no tother assistance but that of his utliecary, Mr. At kinson, who entertained no smpicion of ben in dantier. After that time; Dr. Mayer was. called in, who recommended the country air, wlit. : n Mr. David Barclay .withdrew to Judd-place, Sonkrs towtc.tVhem, to add to the misery of this efilanai tons caie, he was inirsed by the mother of ti who-lost her life an account of the s i everhy of her Attendance, • The single question ,woAd'oc, *het tier Mr, &avid Barclay, was' pre vented, by the ittt of :•od, front the fulfilment of .his 'contract. - Mr. 'ii.e . ,stger, a 'illiscribing witness,- proved the deed. (In his•cress-examinalion by Mr. ScAtiLLr, he bat the 11.,intiff and her mother livol in Clem.-:•r'..•lane,.Loinbard-streci'; that Air. D.,vid Bard.ly w geil •Sith, - thein fur three or tour years, ;Awl imt the Plaintiff herself' procwed a licence for , leo riage . With Mr-Davicl Barclay, after he ha gin tr, :minters Town. • Oil its re-examination, be dc e osed, °hat the inducement it, apply for a cc fee was, b.cianse a vdyirge to toe West . Indies, or some dAtant country,. wan proposed for the resturt , of the .health of Mr. David Barclay, and he. vk.ottid , rot The nt jo such an expedition; unless. the Fi jut a would -36comptiv The family was g - 411-0 she shotil , t film as a ; but th , riviihieti that site should gir in tiOaarac 7 . .ter I:irt iit chill ul his Vyjc!: ' D,1 1 % rteapothecary, den - Med much to the eft; Ct stated .in the opening nt the Learned Counsel. A. converiation,, assiited by widow(., took ,ce tht.. iihttiers6f aceottot, ,ir the 4 ; :i.mtkint gi•;(21:3 teat •hy i;1 1 . . 1):3% , 1c1 Bc - ociny; t ;.the t),La of in 11,e •• Duel •t ap in the illx,eeu..6l . s . hands utt , laws f.:01)1, 0)3. !VII% r,ift.,;.. the Defu:' , 'lnt, That it was ,itt7yoc6iLie that thy Ptaintiti -_l,4tutly ttnu of th,_t covei,i:at4 ac iiie died, cc•ptint clattbe r,tla;ed tci Ate - annuity of . ` l oW. a .Dat id Barclay died' lott'g before the ti,9 three years, livtien was pro;- post.-,i that a arrangment fii.totdd be thade. tirtldk , r dicuit.,mticei, the ottni.r.t to whioil . the v,. rch, I of ih, Stir). c (Add 8 al of BA the truth wis6, that even for this demand, codLci Mr. David Hart:nay; on etc :JAW of hi.; bad siateof health, went :ittoSeot ialid, and in . the snowier of t,Efiis, he was attended In A dangerous iiii°;ess uy Mr. Ashley Cooper, and tfqirldne t theliOnr of his-death,, he was, by R uch' a state GI trifirtuity, incopable of entering into th 4 codt!a. i t. - No money' was due until August or .Se l itennOer, 1804, be the starts oi his tioina what it • Whether is Was in August or S . epiquiber,d-pedded - na the constitiCtiun of the Cc yen:int, and it avi.q.;ared, •that t`,.4 - calt:nddi !numbs, an:: not lunar montizs, were, LI !he ‘01.1li.::111).1.1illill sif Mr. vid Barei.iy; by the (,I _ap poitited, which were cal the and the Stith r . „l S'ptember) mid the I,itetitio... exprei,,cd, , the 'natter out,of ,the ge..iewt etill: (;t -ry, 7,iar„-aret Sibbad, Wzre atter which, on the let 0.1,01,1.10:I-. LoNuioi : Pr Ditc.4 by • At the ,fon of the Cl4lnp Jus hal :nee at 2.601. 6s. 7d to; s , n 1 paid 1 , parties skionidtlischargt , WINTER V. Mt This 'was au adiop f. late. slieriti tit Middlesex, in support. of .0 c 31.- 6 iool.‘rnade against his . Royal Highness the Dtf4e. of Suisex. lt .was--contended, that they ought to Wve s..zized "the; carriage and horses, and other 0i1Z.6.1s of his Royal Highness, in discharge or the debt.--; The decision was in flwonr pt the Defendants. view of the Regulars arid 'Yeomanry took place ei the occasion, in the Plicenik Virk—the day wasuu - co:n=1111y fine, and the'spettators were in the troops. formed; two. lines—the infantry .corn . -: posed the first, and the Royal Horse Artillery, and Cavalry formed the sect.nd. About t o'cit,ck Grace the Duke *of RicumoND, dressed in -a spelt did General's uniform, stiperbiy mounted,' with a' uomeroes Staff, entered the field—his approach was announced by a discharge of r.venty-one guns from, the Artillery, and a general salute from both- lineS. His Grace, accompanied by the Duchess -and %heir spites, then proceeded to pass the lines. Her Grace appeared in the Windsor uniform, accompanied by Lady E. LITTLED,ALEJ; . and her Grace's eldest daughter, Lady MARY LENNOX. They were in 'a superb landau, •drawn by six beautiful horses. itn tnediately following was another carriage, drawn by six . fine bay horSes, in which were her Grace's five younger daughters, who appeased highly delighted with thli scene ; a vast train of carriages follo'A ed. When they arrived at the right of each regiment, their respective Bands played the Duke otgßich mond's tnarch.• On his (imp's pissing the line,-he took his station as near tilt centre as possible, when there were three rounds, of twenty-one guns each, fired by the Artillery, and in the interval of each round, a feu-de joie by the whale line,' which had a most admirable etfeet ; after which the whole line gave three cheers. - The Royal Horse Artillery and Cavalry then took a position en potence on the, right .of the line of Infantry ; • the rapidity of this Move ment, which was perfotmed at full gallop, minced very fully what might be oxpeeled from these.valua blecorps, if employed up,maktual service; the ap pearance and equipment of the Royal HorscAt;tillery excited universal admifation, and was a sight•truly gra , ,itying to. every military character present. The Infantry then broke into opcu columns, and passed . in ordinary time after-the Cavalry : . When the troops took up their former ground, his Grace, uncovered,' advanced to the centre, and received a salute from, the whole, and a discharge ()Iv! guns from the Ar tillery; atter which 'his Grace retired, and the diG fereht corps marched to their respective quarters. After the Review, his Grace, attended by a squad- run of Horse, proceeded from the field to the Castle, to hear the Ode, honour Ails Majesty's Birth day. 'he Levee was attended by alt the principal_ Nobility, the. LORD CHANCELLOR, LORD MAYOR, the Judges, and Great Officers of State. 'Their Graces afterwards entertained at dinner, at the Vice- Regal Lodge, all thy Generals, Field and Staff fieers, with many of the Nobility, and persons of disuuttion. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, MADDING TON RACES. ' 1 , 1114 T :a A-4,:. The Maddington S•;Akes'ufzits. c.ich, is ft. 4 miles. Mr. o.tkiv) '.. AlOUlit ~ ;.t:a - - - Mr. 1.1)1,..iiwt. (.3411)011ail - . - .. .. t.;00,1 . ace -411,.: in...tges pla;:ed no Inure than' two. • , Swetptti.ficrs of togs. em.lt, with 2cp. added. tin no.o•rs that $1,111431, pant, Of fCCeliit'tf ‘S'a -auk tic:it4. Mr. "1. tevanian's 0. c. t. , anunon, uy Liennivgbrouglt Mr. Pipe's iu. py Waxy, out of Woo,lcot - Won easy, Mr. Ciocldard's MoUntaineer, 9st. talb. beat Mr. Duntia4'S Rubens, 95t..91b. two io:.gs. h. ft.—A %ood racc‘ from the evidence taken bt... Coroner, that lieul , e4 Mayne, the father of mbe de, c---'o , ed, who worked as a brick-maker h,the. fields of 'Mr. Rhodes, at Kingsland, cohabited with a wo-- man of the natue - of Atm Smith, who was not the mother of • the_ deceased, and .who was constabily endeavouring to exasperate the father against his }on. On Ffbursday night, the' 9d iustabt, at the While Hart - public-house, in He.nset. e he was lie.nl toexpress an intention of setting fire to the solid" houses, and afterwards he obtained a match Iron the landlady, it is supposed fol. that purpose. ANA one o'clock in the morning of the 3d, the peotild who slept in the brick-field were alarmed by lb° cry of fire, and it was discovered that the side but of a row of six hovels was in flames, and that then. ben Mayne, the father, and Ann Smith, had !Dada their escape from the adjoining sand-house, they occupied, hut had left the child Odin . ). fa& was not disclosed to the bye . -stanars until the hut, • which was supposed to contain .the -deco Foal) -- was pearly consumed, when the father :6e6iPed to express some anxiety for the safety Of hi; soli. liar in; the interval between the disc,:veiv of the and the destructi o n of May n e's hot, the cries 01 1 " child had not been heard. Upon searching the 10) 0 ,. the body of the deceased was 1)0A-ever found, With the feet and head nearly burnt from the body, ' 3 " the entrails protruded through the abdomen. q. was net till after three messages that the father 01 the child could be hxluced to come and ex"t"in ct the body ;. and wheat he arrived he treated the abir with apparent indifference.. One of the witnesith who was a brick maker, deposed, that he met Re" ben Mayne and Ann Smith on their. way (Mn . 11 1 °' fire, when the former told the latter, that if 61 1 " r - euaged" she was a dead woman; A flied° Gentleman, of the name of Savage, attended,. % 14 ' o had seen the body before burial, and who deposm that to his recolleaion there were no fetternal of vidence;excepting what mi g ht be attributed. the fire L . but for the fur: her satisfaCtion 0 t ..Jury, it was ordered, that the body should be taks, ll up to be re-examined, that it nught be ascertsieeu!, by a more minute inspe6tion,. whether any PreV rn i ° ,, tl .7 vielence had been committed on the child. A": examination of t he several ' w i tne sses on this, &Ire" ing ocea-tioe, occtrpied the Jury' nearly two. - 111 and.a bait; and after the re-consideration of t "., matter, with the assistance of-the Coroner, 14[0201 a quarter of en hour, a verdia was found of WO! Murder. against Reuben Mayne ; and Anu smiib was declared , an Accessary to the crime, On Saturday last a melancholy accident happenea in. St. Nicholas' Church-yard, in Newcastle. M!. young - man; named • Carir,-apprentree to Mr. For syth, slater, was Working on the roof of a house, ilia' rope which supported the I alder on...which he w i di ) standing gave way, and he was precipitated 10 ` 1 1" . 4 1° ground, by whi •h both hik arms were. bro.ken,ll his person other7tse muc'h bruised. He WAS Carrie" l e to the - Infirimiry, • and someof the r.icnlty being pre.'";. sit-ili.„ his-arni4 were .immediately ,:et, but little no 1 . are c.nli;itain.e.i of his recovery. • This is- tre t a ts,' serious-tall this unfortunate youth has met with, ;IS bis right arm has been broken each time. Yesterday Thomas Jameson, of Wandsworth; 1 lsworth,• person nearly 50 years - of age, for a . wager 0( 64 , guinea, ran' upon Clapham Common seven mile' . the space 01 38 minutes, carrying at tho same tittle a bOx weiv s iting 24ib. . _...--,.. r • - , . , . On of the Clitur JUSTICE, it WaS agreed, that the . ' DUBON, 10.1E8. • ''. '' •" '-, CalitTiVEit'S' f NQUi.:Sr. - .. I:alince at 2. 6ul. 6 s . 7d. iti the hands of the 4cca- . ' • ....—...,.... t ..:..• 7 - ' ......... , ' ...... i 0 ; •., , shotiki-be paid to the. Plaintiff, and th 3( both Our 134overl Sovereign'sllirth,davr, on F.:lturd.) , Y.sterdav evening a C:)l,,:i..t's Inquest wlts ht -1 13? parties sktoald discharge their own costs. last, iivho entered•intu his 71 t year, was obseri.%. , til Cock cud C:.,-tie., K:i}:111d, upon the. body ot‘' ' WINTER V. bIILES AND intANSCONTB. wi. h eve,.v demonstration of . affe&liOnate attachii); , : ! , lit-lben Mayne, a boy of la years of age, Auppo , eci This . 'was an atliop fir a . false return, agailct tlic tl;•.,t - a grateful people erwld di.splay. ' A grand 11 , .. . •to darebeen murdered by his filther• ft' sPPear t e d - late Sheriff it Middlesex. in.suonort. of .. cllim ,!' view of the Reiruh,direirs arid :Yeomanry took !e s'; , tiom the evidence take!) betixe Mr. IT NwIN , 1." a 1 1 • Ki , OLD BAILEY. LIqIITH DAY-THURSDAY, JUNE 9. Yesterday seven Ptisoners were tried; four of whom were convicted of felony, Donington,. J9hp &mow.. Mary Smith,. anillolia Stokes. . 'And three were acquitted. Same day the SessionS ended, whey sentence of transportatio4 for seven years was passed on Jane Day, Thomas Moran, John Green, Jimes 'Folly, Fiances , Spencer, ,Mary Lewis, Sarah Ed wards, John Kenton,, aliaS Brooks, Thomas Al 'drictge, John Wilson, James Clark, Tho Mas White, Sarah Kuala, Ann Powell, Robert Passley, Joseph Leheck, .13(1)CS Toll on, William Lowe, Watk,in Roberts, Mary Evans, Richard Abraths, .Mary Jones, Ann Hodges, sea. and Thomas Hutchins. Ann Covey and Mary Toleman,"alias Crawley, *ere sentenced to be .imprisoned in the House of Correction, Clerkent(ell, lbr two yearS each, Three to be imprisoned in the same gaol for twelve calendar months each; otne of whotn, viz. Pet.-r Jones, to be publicly whipped . 100 yards at St. Giles's.- Fourteen to be imprisoned for six calendar months each. ' Three to be imprisoned in Ne\vgate for one year each', viz. Sarchuar, Gioise, and 'Sitvan (Malays), for manslaughter. Sixtecn to be imprisoned in the same gaol for various periods. - . Six to be privately; and one publicly, whipped.' Ten fined is. each and discharged, and fifty-pile . were discharges' by Proclamation. The Sessions adjourned to the tzth of July. AUTHENTIC ANIiCI)OTEOF THE, PRINCE OF THE 'PEACE. When GODOT. was. first created Prince of the Peace, some years ago, he perceived, with much in - -, dignation, that the Grandees of Sp.iin did : DOt pay him that respect to which he thought his new rank entitled him. A cratty Priest who was mdch in his confidence, observed the watt of respect - paid to him 'by the,Spanish Nobility", and toek notice of it to the PrinCe, at the same - time adding, that his Highness wa, of as noble and ancient a family as any of them, it'-.erdect from the BuCwor brrinca of. this STUA The Prince eXpfosecifio small surprise at this, and ,ignified his wisin hat inePriest could:prrictuce - a proof of it. The Priesr undertook: ti affair, and wrote to Lady Tko9vAra, a Roman Catholic Peeress in Scotland, requesting her to ap ply tO - Mr. AN STlte ntvK, Ot SPeileCtii‘'lti 010 W the CoMMlNiilty) . , to make diligt nt search in the Wralcrs or 'Lyon's Office of Scotland, fur a proof of a mar. riage 'between the ' (.44)1.)0i:S and a female of the Bucu g tr , / family. NSTRelli ER applied to Mr. BUSWELL, of 014 Lyon Office, and they made out a genealogical tr. "t-, whiCh. it appeared that there were two lent •le; of that family of 'Whern it was not mervioned « (tether .ihey were ever married ar nit. AN STRUTHER transmitted the genealogi. al tree' to i4jdy TROQUAIR, adding, t hit if the Pi lest chose to unite either of (I thieseLadies to a GODOY, he I.ipi)Seci 11. uld nut r...quire a . dispensation from the Pope to e,t,;l ilso the marriage, The tree cost 361. The Pries:. ith these.credeneiids was so well received by the that he readily obtained the ra;,k bf a Grande, of .Spin for Lady T a 6c L ume s huShand. 'I he Prmce at this 'day sports not only the arms of .the Buchan family, but - the - supporters, nags, Bte--7lt is supposed that theYriest is by this tape au .Archbishop. PANTOLOGIA, ,now publishing 'in Monthly Parts, in .the R. , ) al Octavo size, pcisses' , es all the 'ad ' vantages of other Encyclopaedias, and is, besides, particularly _distinguished try, two,circumstances , :— . t st, It is. a gener,,l Diaionary of Words, as well as the Arts and Seiences, comprehending every word in Dr. Johnson's - Dictionary; . and, 'idly, All thu plates in the depactinent.of Natural History are coloured. The Tourth Part, just • nub.: 4Ontains, in - addition to plates relative to Atro norny, Archiudure, and Pneumatics, - four. coloured ones, aubjeds in Anatomy, 'Zoology, and te yology. The engraved figures ut the Acipen ser Hugo '(or hinglasi Stnrgeony, and the Coup Cataphradus (or. Mailed Burl-head),'ltru coloured with a delicacy and accuracy unequalled in guilt work. 'fife Jiistory ut the Theory of Arches contains much useful information that will be. per, fectiy view to the-merely EngliSh reader : while the articles Anti-pill'alleiS4ititl ',Areopagus, point at the inipoitant errors relative to those topics which. have been copied from one Dictionary into another for more thark . a ,century. besides many valuable and interesting articles, comprehensive ana 'accurate "treati4es. on Algebra, Anitomy,..Architedure, and Arithmeric,• are aheady . given in this Work, aiid that on Astionotny is commenced. : The Gentlemen engiiged in this extensive undertaking have - devoted much of their time for some yearS'pasi., iu colleaing and, arranging materials ice tesptivu depart ments; so that as the tnode of publication adopted, is in the due medium: between .the eXtreiiiii of great rapidity and tedioUS.. slowness, it may be eonhden .tially atiiraied, that,ttie PANTOLOGIA Will be free from the numerous biututers and omissions have „been too conutionly complained- of ;in. some lias.ty and mutilated prnch , ttiono;which have recently been .laid before the public:: • 4 Gentleman of the name of :Smith was yester -diiy hod iii seretio!, at Marlborough-street •Police 'Offlee„. : to. kep the peace, he having' met uu the. 'iixbrirltge Road tdlight a , duel, at aiit o'clock in the: inorniog. •Whett tal;en, he was waiting In a post , Oaise, two Is friends, for the arrival - of hei ..ar,to.;ohit, who esrj)ed the officers; • GUILDhoRD, I . TUESDAY, JtINE 7.' . . •*; Ills Nlajcsty's Plate of iot : gs 4-) r 4 ~ILI, 10 0 t, 411).—5-yrs old, i iit 6101-6-yrsolu Jail ap;6d, lath. alb. • 4 Mr. 1...411131uK Ch. c. Master 1.104, by. tolinny, 4-yrs 1 old - ,-.. ..! - I 1 1 Mr Dilly's br. b. Gnatho, s.yrs old . . . 2dr ! Mr. Barharn's b. h. Oxfoid, aged - - - 3dr i Digit odds eit jacky.—A wry fine race. • • wErixisonv. i Fifty Pounds for 'Three and Four- year oldsr.—Two.mile I heats. ! t Mr. Goodison's br. 6, Foxbury - - - M;. (.;oulburii's dr. c. tto:Oeo (ICH) - Mr. lellicy'b gr. f. Miss .ti lender . - - Rollick) the favourite. - 1 I Zdis - 2 3 dr The Whip Club met 'on Monday morning in Park 7 kne, and proceeded from thence to dine at Harrow on the Hill. There were fifteen O:lrouche,sl landaus, with four horses. to each ; the drii-erg wt 17 - 3 All wen of kno‘un the science of chdrio!cci - L. ing. Lord . 1 - IAwKE. Illr. BuXToti,• and the Hun. LINCOLN STANLIO.PIi, were ;twang the le tiers. The t o llowing was the style of setting out Yellow' bodied carriages, with I.iThip springs and dickey boxei ; cattle of a! bright bay , colour, with silver iilate qrnatnents on the harness and rosettes to the cars. r CoStume of the Drivers—A light drab-colrwr cloth cat, made full, single breast, with thr:..c I:er of pockets; the skirts reaching to the , ao,les a mother 'of pearl button of the sire of 'a crown piece. Waistcoat, blue and yellow stripe,' each stripe an is cli it 'depth. Sf4i - nalicloAths,.. corded Made to button over the' Calf -of the kg, teen strings add rosettes to each knee. The bOuts very short, and finished with very broad straps, whiCh hang over the tops and ,dots n to the ancle. A hat three inches and a -half deep in the crown ouly, and the pa:tiedepth in the :brim'exaBly. Each wore a large bouquet at the breat r thus re sembling the coachmen of onr Nobility, who, on the natal day of our holovud Sovereign; appeared in that respot so peculiarly distinguished. The party 'moved along the roadat a smart trot ; the first whip gave sonic specimens of superiority at the onset by cutting a fly op - a leader's ear," John Smith, a collier, near Workington, belng at his customary otnployment last Tuesd:ly morn ing, in casting the basket otf the tram, or car riage, on which the coals are conveyed to the bulk, the basket untoriunately, caught :the wrist of his shirt, and threw hi:» down the pit. Sonic workmen ran to the spot, and found 11;:n SLIS;• peridtd one arm in the basket; wiz:, *Aid grasping its brim a few fathoms froni,t he tiJp of the pit. He was dr!3wn up, hayin; Fet:iveti !)f) material injury, elcept straining his rlgLt - m . supposed to, tiaye been occasioned by the v. - la:lance of his arm into the basket on ,his fall. 7 SHIP NAIVS. I . T.WL 0: Y E$T Bank Stock, 24-;;) :4 dint ;'. t - (93 ..t. ,• Ann. I) s.:l;th U.lt9 StaOr: AlOl. RICH AI I HA It 4; Martiect-c. ) txt, , .l3ow.strect sand publishe..l,by Wzi.L.: 4as Aitut.r.t a Sc; rps, S svo Ni t o v ,,,. s . t?ref ,'(";:osvenor,-Scr./3 ei vtcg .No. Strriicl; where eitivin liSeMenis Orders tar the Payer., I etteri for tile tfiitur, (to.st-paid,l'inust be a,l{lrt.-'te*l. CRAVRSIND, ItINIC 7. Well —the liope,'Davi, fur Dublin ; Mary Alin" ! „ 11 4 vets, tor Losnliouleiry ; Mentor, Goo.: Will, fa I alnala the Simpson, Ito tcr Gortel.bur , h. l os; E. 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